48MP Digital Cameras for Photography with WiFi & App Control,4K Autofocus Vlogging Camera for YouTube with 16X Zoom, Anti-Shake, 32GB TF Card, Dual Batteries, 52mm Wide Angle & Macro Lens

Better than expected
I’d like to point out that the listing said the wrong megapixels. I received this as a 48 megapixel camera. The pictures were perfectly accurate as to what the camera looks like and what’s included in the box. But, the listing has the wrong megapixels listed.I absolutely love this thing! It’s definitely the best point and shoot camera I’ve gotten off Amazon. To be honest, I think I’m becoming a camera hoarder. This one by far is my favorite. I got it in pink and it’s true to color.The case is perfect for storage. Especially when I’m traveling. It keeps the camera nice and snug. The screen resolution on the camera is like 1080p. But, the pictures when to get them on the computer and printed out are definitely 4k.This this is so amazing! I don’t know what more to say about it.

Excellent Choice For Beginners
I’m always on the lookout for cameras that would be considered good choices for beginning photographers, and this one is pretty good! It’s got a nice weight to it, and a good feel in your hands. It’s very intuitive when it comes to the functions. If you have a smart phone, you won’t even need to look at the directions to figure it out, but the booklet it comes with does a nice job of explaining the ins and outs of the camera. The “macro” lens it comes with is of decent quality for the price of this camera. I’m not crazy about the threading on it, it feels rough, but it works. Definitely be careful threading and unthreading the lens when you take pictures.The camera itself feels well made. It doesn’t feel like cheap plastic, it feels like it made of high quality materials. Smooth edges, satisfying clicks as you turn the knobs and the screen. It feels precise, which is great. The photos themselves are decent. If you have a cell phone from the last couple years, it most likely takes higher quality photos, but that isn’t what having a physical camera is all about, it’s about the experience of taking the photo itself.I noticed that, even with image stabilization enabled, there was always a slight blur in my photos when I was holding the camera with my hands. Not a huge issue in today’s day and age, that can always be edited on the computer, but again, if you’re thinking of using this as a beginner’s tool, you want it to work properly, with the least about of work as far as editing is concerned. It worked great on a tripod, or setting it on a table and taking the picture that way.The 4k is not “true” 4k but rather a sort of upscaling. When viewing the video files on my computer, they looked to be around your usual HD quality, 1080p. Sound quality was good, not incredible, but good. Very passable.Overall, I enjoyed this camera. It’s a great stepping stone for people who are wondering if they’d like photography. It’s a good price for what you get, and you get to experience using different lenses, camera settings, and just have fun experimenting. Better to spend the money on this, and decide if you like the hobby, than potentially thousands on more expensive equipment, only to decide that you hated it. Give this a shot if you’re unsure. It’s fun.

A strong camera
This throwback is actually up to date. It’s only considered a throwback because everyone uses their phones to take pictures and catch videos. I can honestly say that this camera is impressive without a super expensive price tag. It comes with two rechargeable batteries and an extra lens. It also contains a pouch and instructions. This was a wonderful buy.